or reading C::P::Auth docs, maybe it's better to write a helper _login
method in my controller, and let that handle things ...
On 12/13/06, Daniel McBrearty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Am migrating from an old system which used Basic Auth, to this plugin.
As mentioned in a previous post, using
password_type => crypted
means that the old passwords still work. Nice ...
But reading the docs for "crypt" I just noticed that it can screw up
on unicode wide chars, so it looks like a good idea to migrate away
from crypt to hashed. The best way to do this would be to make the
plugin support both ... something like :
if (length($user->password) == 14) {
# use crypt
} else {
# use hash
}
and just hash new passwords.
I hope this shouldn't too hard, if I know where to start ... I guess I
need to subclass the class that does the actual decode. Any pointers
or big gotchas that anyone can see?
thanks
Daniel
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